
Paleo-ocean Acidification and Carbon Cycle Perturbation Events Workshop
PAGES Ocean Acidification Working Group Catalina Island Workshop, 2010
Meeting participants
, 2010Presentations from the PAGES Ocean Acidification Working Group's workshop: Paleo-ocean Acidification and Carbon Cycle Perturbation Events held from the 26 - 28 August, 2010 on Catalina Island, California, USA.
Richard Zeebe - Ocean Acidification: Past, Present, Future
Daniela Schmidt - Ecosystem changes in the paleocean – are the results of carbon perturbation events?
Andrew Dickson - Faster, better, cheaper? Improving seawater carbonate measurements.
Appy Sluijs - Strong CO2 dependency of dinoflagellate carbon isotope fractionation
Luc Beaufort - Variability of coccolithophore calcification through time
Adina Paytan - Past ocean acidification - what can we learn from changes in seawater Ca isotopes
Jim Zachos - Current state of evidence for changes in carbonate saturation during the PETM
John Higgins - New views on carbonate compensation in deep time
Carles Pelejero - Coral reefs and ocean pH: Modern pH variability and paleo-reconstructions for the recent past
Rowan Martindale - Coral constraints on atmospheric CO2 at the T-J Boundary (~200 MA), a potential Ocean Acidification event
Ryan Moyer - Historical Records of Coral Geochemistry and Calcification and Their Relationship to Anthropogenic Ocean Acidification
Phil Sexton - Multiple Eocene ‘hyperthermal’ events driven by ventilation of carbon from the ocean
Liz Sikes - Changes in Ocean circulation alter the partioning of CO2 between the atmosphere and ocean
Eric Sundquist - Carbonate Buffering Constraints on Paleoocean Alkalinity and pH
Patrizia Ziveri - Intermediate and deep water circulation
Ben Flower - Sediment dissolution episodes in the early to middle Miocene: Evidence for cyclic carbon cycle perturbations in the Neogene?
Figen Mekik - Tracing deep sea calcite and aragonite dissolution
Branwen Williams - Coralline Algae
Laura Foster - Measurement by SIMS
Helen Bostock - Carbonate Concentrations in the SW Pacific
Jelle Bijma - Calcification mechanisms in foraminifers, coccoliths, corals
Debora Iglesias-Rodriguez - Molecular progress in response to ocean acidification
Leah Schneider - Global nannoplankton response to early Eocene ocean destratification
Marius Müller - Influence of physiology on coccolithophorid calcite chemistry (d26/24Mg and d88/86Sr)